ARF Exam Test QUESTIONS And Answers Verified 100% Correct

ARF Exam Test QUESTIONS And Answers Verified 100% Correct Certified Administrator An administrator who has been issued a group home or adult residential facility certificate by the Department and whose certificate is current. Community Care Facility (CCF) Any facility providing non-medical care and supervision Community Treat Facility (CTF) Any residential facility providing mental health treatment services to children in a group setting Conservator A person appointed by the Superior Court to care for the person and/or estate Consultant A person professionally qualified by training or experience to provide expert information on a particular subject Control of Property The right to enter, occupy, and maintain the operation of the facility 1. Grant deed showing ownership 2. Lease/Rental Agreement 3. Court order or similar document Criminal Record Clearance An individual has a California clearance and an FBI clearance Deficiency any failure to comply with any provision of the Community Care Facilities Act and/or regulations by the Licensing Department (a.k.a. breaking the rules) Delayed-Egress Device True or False: These devices shall not delay any resident's departure from the facility for longer than 60 seconds. False: These devices shall not delay any resident's departure from the facility for longer than 30 seconds. True or False: Manual deactivation of egress-control device upon activation of a sprinkler system or detection system False: Automatic deactivation of egress-control device upon activation of a sprinkler system or detection system True or False: Residential care facilities can be equipped for the elderly with Alzheimer's disease or dementia based on the approved listed egress-control devices of the time-delay type, provided the facility has an automatic sprinkler and automatic smoke-detection system. True True or False: Automatic deactivation of the egress-control device upon loss of electrical power True True or False: Be able to deactivate the egress-control device from a switch located in any location False: Be able to deactivate the egress-control device from a switch located in an approved location True or False: Use of panic bar or door latching hardware shall activate an audible alarm. True True or False: Unlatching an egress-control device or exit shall require more than one operation. False: Unlatching an egress-control device or exit shall not require more than one operation. (aka one operation to open exit) True or False: A sign located above and within 10 inches of the panic bar that reads: "KEEP PUSHING. THIS DOOR WILL OPEN IN ...SECONDS. ALARM WILL SOUND." Sign letters can be any size. False: A sign located above and within 12 inches of the panic bar that reads: "KEEP PUSHING. THIS DOOR WILL OPEN IN ...SECONDS. ALARM WILL SOUND." Sign letters should be at a minimum of 1 inch. True or False: Relocking of the egress-control device should only be done manually only (not automatic). True Dementia A deterioration of intellectual function and other cognitive skills leading to a decline in one's ability to perform activities of daily living Developmental Disability A disability with originates before the age of 18. It can also mean mental retardation, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and autism. Dietitian A person who is a member of or registered by the American Dietetics Association (focus on client's diet and what they can eat or cannot eat based on their health or mental condition) Director The director of the California Department of Social Services Egress-Alert Device A wrist band or other device worn by clients that triggers an alarm when he/she leaves the facility. Elderly Person Any person who is 60 or older